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Word History and Origins
Origin of piñon1
1825–35, Americanism; < Spanish piñón, derivative of piña pine cone
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Example Sentences
Then he said, "I will bring the gum of the pinon and set fire to that."
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He went out to where there is many pinon and cedar trees and he gathered much pinon gum.
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Summer resident; not infrequent; breeds in pinon hills near Cañon City.
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The uneasiness I had hitherto felt arose from an expression which Seguin had dropped at the Pinon spring.
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All the settlers on the Willow are hurrying their women and children down towards Pinon City.
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